Chronicle masthead with Hudnutt editors and staff
The Chronicle presents its historical masthead listing founders and publishers from 1927 to 1881 along with current editorial leadership including Arthur D. Hudnutt, Cooper Hudnutt, Andrew R. Young, Dave Perczek, Patte Wald, Matt Westerhold and an assistant managing editor.
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Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R, Young
Matt Westerhold
Ohio governor race nerves tighten as Montgomery exits
In Ohio a shifting governor race sees Betty Montgomery drop out of the Republican contest and seek the attorney general post while Democrats add Eric Fingerhut to the field. Ted Strickland names Lee Fisher as running mate. observers warn against mudslinging and emphasize issue focus.
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Onlo
Betty Montgomery
Montgomery
Auditor of State
Jim Petro
Ken Blackwell
Eric Fingerhut
U.S
Ted Strickland
Bryan Flannery
Fingerhut
Blackwell
Petra
Oh‘o
George Voinovich
Mike DeWine
Finger
U.S. Senate
Will Maryland gun safety laws curb child gun tragedies
An eight year old Germantown boy fired at a seven year old girl, wounding her arm, highlighting Maryland and national gun safety gaps. The piece reviews past Maryland laws, calls for stronger federal access controls, and notes research on the impact of childproofing and personalization technologies.
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al Achy
Germaidown
Parris. N. Clendening
Maryland
Jon §. Vernick
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
U.S
Germantown, Md
Ncces
Letters on taxes school funding and local issues
Readers urge relief for seniors in school funding while criticizing lawmakers for delays and property tax re evaluations ahead of 2007. A break in at St Marys church Alyria prompts blame on thieves and comments on finances. Wellington Township questioned over a $600000 plus community building funded by grants and senior programs and calls for shared services with villages.
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St. Mary's Chitrch
Alyria
Wellington Township
Wellington
Truy
Robert Watters Wellington
Morals and Politics in 2004 Sheffield Family Vote
After the 2004 national election a Sheffield family explained they voted for Bush citing morals over jobs. They criticized DeLay and Ney bribes, CIA risk, no bid Iraq contracts, and stated government should not dictate personal choices like abortion or marriage. They argued GOP favors less government but supports frivolous bankruptcy and drug pricing. They suggest waving the green to get results.
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Sheffield
Bush
Republican Party
Ney
CIA
Iraq
New Orleans
Arag
Canada
Chronicle Telegram Letter Guidelines for Readers
The Chronicle Telegram invites editor letters limited to about 200 words. Submissions may be edited for clarity and accuracy. Include signature full address and phone number. By mail send to Editorial Page Editor box 4010 Elyria 44026 by fax to 929-7282 or by email to letters chroniclet com.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Letiare
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
End of life care shifts focus from physician aid in dying
Sue Hutchison argues the core issue is valuative care for the terminally ill, not assisted suicide. She cites low palliative care adoption in California, urges training and policy changes, and criticizes a cure-focused medical culture. Advocates call for expanded teams, education, hospice access, and insurance coverage as priorities.
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Supreme Court
Oregon
California
Tinn
Coda
Elizabeth Menkin
Steven Pantilat
University of California-San Francisco Medical Center
Pantilat
Menkin
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